Call of Duty World at War (PC) Reviews

After loving call of duty 4 modern warfare for ds I decided to buy the newer release, Call of duty world at war. This time however you are not fighting in he modern day but fighting in world war 2. Call of duty 4 was one of my favourite games for ds so I was really looking forward to playing this newer release. I didn't think that it would be ...  Read the complete review

Call of Duty 5: World at War, is the fifth installment in the call of duty series. However, it is worth mentioning here that it is made not by the original developers "Infinity Ward" but by another company called Treyarch who were responsible for Call of Duty 3 as well as some other games. Those that know call of duty 3 will know it was ...  Read the complete review

Call of Duty: World at War, is a very good game. The single player mode is fun and can be challenging to play thorugh. If you like first person shoot em ups, then this is definatly a game to play. The single player mode is fairly short, I managed to compleate it in a few days. however the game offers the online challenge of playing ...  Read the complete review

I was sceptical about this game and have heard some really bad press about it. I've never been a fan of WW2 games but since playing Medal of Honour: Airborne I quite like them now. But I held off on the purchase because of the price and now I get to play it. As games go the Call of Duty series is a great benchmark in the FPS genre, I ...  Read the complete review

Call Of Duty: World At War is the newest in the long line of Call Of Duty Titles (number 5 to be precise). It is a first person shooter. This game is based in World War II, mainly the Pacific War and the Easter Front. Unlike its predecessor Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare, which had modern weapons and a modern setting. The game contains single player ...  Read the complete review

Call Of Duty: World At War, I bought and played this game after being told by several people from work not to. They advised how it had lost its way after being bought over by another franchise. But against there better judgement i thought i'd better buy it and see for myself. Unfortunately those guys ...  Read the complete review

Anyone who played 'Modern Warfare' would have been looking forward to this, and I would imagine much the same they would be disappointed. I mean, the game is OK - but with Call of Duty you really expect more than just OK. The graphics work, the gameplay is alright but very limited...instead of the fun of calling in an air strike in ...  Read the complete review

This game a clone of COD4, but set back in WW2. But that doesn't make it a good thing. The game is OK/good, but is nothing special compared to COD4. Same graphics, but game play is lacking. Due to possible rush to release. I still play COD4 rather than this, even though i have both. On multiplayer you can cheat through ranks, which is ...  Read the complete review

I for one was happy that Call of Duty was going back to World War 2 even though I loved Modern Warfare, because Call of Duty 2 (PC) is my favourite game of all-time, but this all changed when the game actually came out. Treyarch have yet again done an awful job with this game, and are much worse than Infinity Ward, whom I wish did every Call of ...  Read the complete review

Introduction I was really looking forward to the release of CoD 5 as i loved CoD 2 and wanted to go back to the WWII setting with similar weapons. I felt CoD 4 had taken a step back graphically and was hoping that CoD 5 would bring everything good about CoD together. Unfortunately i was disappointed. Game Play At first i was ...  Read the complete review

With yet another return to World War 2, Treyarch attempts to outdo Infinity Ward's massively successful Call Of Duty 4. With somewhat similar graphics and gameplay mechanics, can they reinstate World War 2 as the king of gunplay setting? The answer is no, although a meekly admitted rejection, as Call of Duty: World At War offers some ...  Read the complete review

call of duty world at war shows that the call of duty series of games is returning from the modern times of that COD 4 is based in, and back to ww2 era. This game is very similar to COD 3, with similar weapons and squad movements etc. You start this game in japan, as american marines trying to capture the beachheads and other various points. A ...  Read the complete review

I am myself, a dedicated gamer. Participating in clan wars and leagues is fantastic. I can honestly say that when COD4 was released it became my favourite all time shoot em up. COD: World At War was released in the US before the UK which seems to happen a lot and really frustrated me as I was looking forward to a much improved version ...  Read the complete review

Whilst not the best game I have ever played I enjoy playing this game so if your looking for a not too taxing shoot em up then this is for you

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Firstly to start off the game is the WW2 updated version of Call of duty from previous games. Every body has an oppinion and my is that the game is hard to understand due to the massive graphics change all over. My opinion that Call of duty modern warfare is better due to newer weapons and it has a new story line not the same WW2 story line which ...  Read the complete review

I was never a huge fan of games set during World War 2 and although I had enjoyed Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, I wasn't particularly taken by CoD5. Even when fellow members of a football forum I frequent were being very vocal and enthusiastic about the game, I still wasn't rising to it... until I found myself off work over Christmas, bored and ...  Read the complete review

The fifth installment in the Call of Duty franchise takes us back to WW2, but does it take us back to the Call of Duty UO and CoD2 days? Well, yes and no. The game falls somewhere between the earlier games and CoD4. In theory this should mean it appeals to anyone who's ever enjoyed a Call of Duty game. Unfortunately, the reverse is probably closer ...  Read the complete review